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Interesting. Wonder how much debris is created by Hurricanes, tornado's and other disasters?
Maybe this is a part of demolition and construction...
But let's visualize it:
Hurricane Michael, which hit Florida in October 2018, left about 13 million cubic meters of debris. To visualize what that looks like, picture a pile of 13 million boxes, each the size of a washer and dryer. More than a year later, crews were still removing the waste.
I love charts and statistics, but I have trouble reading some of them. It's why I avoided statistics in college like the plague. I was deathly afraid of it. It was back in the days before the internet and tutors were expensive and few and far between. I've always regretted not being able to be better at it. I wonder if this challenging lack can be rectified somehow?
Most of the time there is not much reading, but visual clues.
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Maybe this is a part of demolition and construction...
But let's visualize it:
Hurricane Michael, which hit Florida in October 2018, left about 13 million cubic meters of debris. To visualize what that looks like, picture a pile of 13 million boxes, each the size of a washer and dryer. More than a year later, crews were still removing the waste.
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